Prevention science graduates often become prevention specialists, nurses, teachers, case workers, treatment counselors, behavioral health workers and more.
Class Highlight - Drugs and the Brain demystifies the basic processes behind drug addiction by delving into its effects on the brain.
Substance Abuse Prevention Across the Lifespan addresses how individuals respond to drug abuse differently at various stages of life.
Master of Prevention Science student Alizay Paracha puts her education to use by advocating for families through the Medical-Legal Partnership for Children.
The modern healthcare system requires a highly skilled workforce. PACS is proud to answer the call for training with a variety of healthcare degrees.
A CLS student accomplished an historic personal goal by becoming the first person in the nation to graduate with a Master of Prevention Science degree.
Cheryl Reid, Banner Carrier for the Spring 2014 Convocation ceremony, is an outstanding example of what hard work and integrity can accomplish in academics.